This document provides definitions for various Italian musical terms that indicate tempo, speed, or pace of a composition. Some of the terms defined include largo, andante, allegro, presto, adagio, moderato, vivace, rallentando, and accelerando. In total, over 20 different tempo-related musical terms are defined in the document.
This document provides definitions for various Italian musical terms that indicate tempo, speed, or pace of a composition. Some of the terms defined include largo, andante, allegro, presto, adagio, moderato, vivace, rallentando, and accelerando. In total, over 20 different tempo-related musical terms are defined in the document.
This document provides definitions for various Italian musical terms that indicate tempo, speed, or pace of a composition. Some of the terms defined include largo, andante, allegro, presto, adagio, moderato, vivace, rallentando, and accelerando. In total, over 20 different tempo-related musical terms are defined in the document.
rall. ritardando, tempo primo, accelerando, rit tempo I accel. meno mosso più mosso rubato allargando, I’istesso tempo Ritenuto, riten. allarg. stringendo, string. Very slow and Less slow than slow broad largo Slow (slower than Rather slow, at a A little faster andante, but not as moderate, walking slow as largo) pace than andante Moderate tempo Fairly quick, slightly lively, fast slower than allegro
Very fast as fast as possible time; speed at which
music is performed
With movement extremely slow lively, brisk
and solermn at a comfortable, in time; return to the Slowing down original tempo after an easy tempo increase or decrease in gradually tempo Slowing down Return to the Becoming quicker gradually original tempo Less movement, More movement, A flexible tempo, using slight variations of speed slower quicker to enhance musical experssion Broadening, At the same Suddenly slower, becoming slower tempo held back Pressing, becoming faster